What do you do if you want something that you can't afford?
teacher tips
Idioms
darken one's doorstep come unwanted to someone's home Moira, I hoped I would never have to see you again. It's been so long since you've darkened my doorstep.
Reading
Prereading
Have you ever found something valuable on the ground?
teacher tips
Reading
Sammy and Jenny entered the park and were immediately grateful to be under the shade of the big elm trees. Sammy ran off toward the shack with the toilets and Jenny followed behind, slowly sipping her lemonade. While Sammy splashed water on his face, Jenny noticed something greenish-brown on the ground. When she leaned closer, she realized it was a wallet. She glanced around to make sure no one was looking and then picked it up.
sipping
Reading
Inside there was an ID card, a credit card, a few pictures and 150 dollars in cash. Jenny gasped and ran her finger over the money. With the 50 dollars I already have in the bank, I could buy the dress, she thought. She hesitated a moment and then took a deep breath and quickly stuffed the money in her pocket. She dropped the empty wallet back on the ground and shouted out.
“Hey Sammy, look what I found.”
stuffed
Reading
Sammy came running over and picked up the wallet without a second thought.
“We have to take it to the police station, right?”
Jenny nodded, “I guess so. Is there any money inside?”
Sammy opened the wallet and shook his head. “Just an ID card. "Someone named Jeremy Powells.”
“I don’t know him. I guess the police will be able to find him.”
The two walked to the other entrance to the park and then crossed the tree-lined boulevard towards the police station.
boulevard
Reading
As they got closer, Jenny got more and more nervous. She kept her left hand on top of her pocket and checked to make sure none of the bills were peeking out. Sammy pulled open the door to the police station and raced inside eagerly.
“Is it okay if I turn it in?” he gasped with excitement.
Jenny nodded, “Be my guest,” and she watched as Sammy ran up to the counter and handed the wallet over to the officer behind the desk.
Just then her phone buzzed with a message and Jenny quickly wrote to her mother that she could pick them up in front of the station.
peeking
Comprehension
Why did Jenny decide to keep the money?
How does Jenny trick her brother?
What do they do with the wallet?
teacher tips
Matching
a wide street with trees
boulevard
filled tightly
peeking
stuffed
drinking slowly with small swallows
sipping
slightly visible
Make a sentence
promise
boutique
deserve
sticky
sipping
stuffed
boulevard
peeking
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#e1dfc7
#b8c995
#3f6619
30
Quicksand
black
20
gauche
avec
1000
1
teacher tips
Conflict
Conflict
external conflict
internal conflict
Grammar
Opinion
State your opinion strongly: In my opinion I believe I think
State your opinion weakly: I'm not sure, I guess so, I think so,
Use one of these phrases to state your opinion.
In my opinion, children should do housework every day.
I guess so, but if they have schoolwork, that is more important.
teacher tips
Strong Opinion
Practice
teacher tips
Agree or Disagree
lost and found
police station
Finders Keepers: Anything you find is yours to keep.
reward
no way to know the owner
resell
teacher tips
Listening
What can you do at the fair? When can you go to the fair?
teacher tips
Extension
Listen to this podcast! minute 6:10 - 6:35 Be prepared to tell your teacher where the tallest elevator in the world is.
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Today's Lesson
Task
Vocabulary
Agree or Disagree
sipping, stuffed, boulevard, peeking
Reading
Grammar
Narrative conflict
Turn-taking Opinon phrases
Community Conflicts
Level 7 Unit 1 Lesson 2
Get Thinking!
What do you do if you want something that you can't afford?
teacher tips
Idioms
darken one's doorstep come unwanted to someone's home Moira, I hoped I would never have to see you again. It's been so long since you've darkened my doorstep.
Reading
Prereading
Have you ever found something valuable on the ground?
teacher tips
Reading
Sammy and Jenny entered the park and were immediately grateful to be under the shade of the big elm trees. Sammy ran off toward the shack with the toilets and Jenny followed behind, slowly sipping her lemonade. While Sammy splashed water on his face, Jenny noticed something greenish-brown on the ground. When she leaned closer, she realized it was a wallet. She glanced around to make sure no one was looking and then picked it up.
sipping
Reading
Inside there was an ID card, a credit card, a few pictures and 150 dollars in cash. Jenny gasped and ran her finger over the money. With the 50 dollars I already have in the bank, I could buy the dress, she thought. She hesitated a moment and then took a deep breath and quickly stuffed the money in her pocket. She dropped the empty wallet back on the ground and shouted out. “Hey Sammy, look what I found.”
stuffed
Reading
Sammy came running over and picked up the wallet without a second thought. “We have to take it to the police station, right?” Jenny nodded, “I guess so. Is there any money inside?” Sammy opened the wallet and shook his head. “Just an ID card. "Someone named Jeremy Powells.” “I don’t know him. I guess the police will be able to find him.” The two walked to the other entrance to the park and then crossed the tree-lined boulevard towards the police station.
boulevard
Reading
As they got closer, Jenny got more and more nervous. She kept her left hand on top of her pocket and checked to make sure none of the bills were peeking out. Sammy pulled open the door to the police station and raced inside eagerly. “Is it okay if I turn it in?” he gasped with excitement. Jenny nodded, “Be my guest,” and she watched as Sammy ran up to the counter and handed the wallet over to the officer behind the desk. Just then her phone buzzed with a message and Jenny quickly wrote to her mother that she could pick them up in front of the station.
peeking
Comprehension
Why did Jenny decide to keep the money?
How does Jenny trick her brother?
What do they do with the wallet?
teacher tips
Matching
a wide street with trees
boulevard
filled tightly
peeking
stuffed
drinking slowly with small swallows
sipping
slightly visible
Make a sentence
teacher tips
Conflict
Conflict
external conflict
internal conflict
Grammar
Opinion
State your opinion strongly: In my opinion I believe I think
State your opinion weakly: I'm not sure, I guess so, I think so,
Use one of these phrases to state your opinion.
In my opinion, children should do housework every day.
I guess so, but if they have schoolwork, that is more important.
teacher tips
Strong Opinion
Practice
teacher tips
Agree or Disagree
lost and found
police station
Finders Keepers: Anything you find is yours to keep.
reward
no way to know the owner
resell
teacher tips
Listening
What can you do at the fair? When can you go to the fair?
teacher tips
Extension
Listen to this podcast! minute 6:10 - 6:35 Be prepared to tell your teacher where the tallest elevator in the world is.
Exit Interview
Why is conflict important in a story?
Goodbye!
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